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by notfed 3y ago
> Ask HN: Why do people use [cloud-based] Password Managers? People use cloud-based password managers because they provide data resiliency. If you store your passwords locally only, you will have a day when your hard drive crashes, you&#
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by notfed 3y ago
> I will manually [perform the backend operation]. If there's interest, I will surely automate it. This is humorously wise. I feel like I just read a Chinese proverb on how start a software business. Very few programmers could hold
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by notfed 3y ago
> Its not about seeing pictures of dead people, its about empathy. What's "it"?
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by notfed 3y ago
This comes down to arguing over semantics. Many will argue that "open source" means using a license listed at https://opensource.org/licenses/ . Even CC0 isn't considered open source by this standard. E
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by notfed 3y ago
I realize now the site lists "One-Time Passwords" as a use-case. I'm a positive-vibes-only HN poster though, so will leave it as an exercise to the reader to decide whether that's going to turn out well or not.
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by notfed 3y ago
I appreciate that the author clearly states that security, i.e., output can't be reversed back to the input, is a non-requirement. We can't criticize the author too much for that either, because, as a rule, "random-looking id
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by notfed 3y ago
Nah, anyone who voted Sam out is in timeout.
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Sam was crucified, then resurrected after 3 days and 3 nights.
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by notfed 3y ago
It looks like he said, specifically: > "...[there] is relatively clear evidence that whatever the difference in means—which can be debated—there is a difference in the standard deviation and variability of a male and female populati
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Can it detect a dog peeing indoor? I always wanted to set off an alarm if my dog tries to pee inside.
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by notfed 3y ago
What really is sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)? Is it one thing?
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by notfed 3y ago
> ...our commitment to becoming a net-zero company by 2050... So, I'm building a bridge. Should be done in 2050. Any investors interested?
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by notfed 3y ago
Hacker News doesn't trust you, and you're still able to post text. There are safe ways to handle untrusted data sources.
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by notfed 3y ago
This isn't an LLM problem. It's a XSS problem, and it's as old as Myspace. I don't think prompt engineering needs to be considered. The solution is to treat an LLM as untrusted, and design around that.
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by notfed 3y ago
Every time I've played slots, I just lose repeatedly. I struggle to understand how this can give a high.
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by notfed 3y ago
I don't even know how Big Fish Games can be criticized here? These people are literally, knowingly giving their money, with no expectation of getting any back.
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by notfed 3y ago
Why is it legal for a credit bureau to us charge money to monitor their potential mismanagement of our credit? It's literally blackmail.
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by notfed 3y ago
Then as far as you know, someone else has already done it in your name.
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by notfed 3y ago
I think we should be asking how to design the procedure for when someone calls and claims they forgot everything and lost everything . An attacker can always call in and say this, and we'll need to call in and say this if we've b
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by notfed 3y ago
Sounds great, I how do I sign up for this ahead of time?
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by notfed 3y ago
What even is the next step if everything's been changed?
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by notfed 3y ago
Albert Einstein makes a great Hari Seldon. (I've been watching "Foundation").
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by notfed 3y ago
> "a monthly subscription fee to stop seeing ads targeted based on their personal data" Is this really true? Or is the truth a "fee to stop seeing ads" and this article a big clickbait lie? (Genuinely asking.)
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by notfed 3y ago
Huh?
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by notfed 3y ago
Um, this is counting down twice as fast.
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by notfed 3y ago
> Recognizing the food you are holding and coming up with a calorie count was the only part of the demo I found genuinely cool That's a software problem, though. A company who solves that and does it well will be a killer app and do
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by notfed 3y ago
Wow, this device looks extremely awkward to use. Imagine having to aim this at your hand.
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by notfed 3y ago
I found the last sentence confusing
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by notfed 3y ago
What's the motivation? Is it to avoid needing to share phone numbers? Will phone numbers be private after this?
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by notfed 3y ago
"ChatGPT, how do I"...wait...

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